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Dead Air Sandman S: 136
SilencerCo Saker ASR 5.56k: 136.1
AAC Mini-4: -22dB “within 140 threshold”
TBAC 223 Ultra 7: 129-131
I believe that a large enough sample to prove my point. So it’s basically like walking into a group conversation and yelling “you’re crazy drink your kool-aid wakka wakka wakka!” Everyone, except @88Mustang, looks at you wide-eyed and one says quietly, “you mean what appears to be the industry standard?”
Seriously dude if you’re gonna be the guy that follows me around on here just to pooh pooh on anything I say, please try to do it intelligently. You’re 0-4 now, I believe.
Let’s not forget that 136dB is still really loud. A jet taking off registers 140. The government thinks 85+ is damaging, so you’re going deaf every time you flush your toilet. I believe we are talking about non-continuous noise, so far as the meaning or intention of “hearing safe” goes
Dead Air Sandman S: 136
SilencerCo Saker ASR 5.56k: 136.1
AAC Mini-4: -22dB “within 140 threshold”
TBAC 223 Ultra 7: 129-131
I believe that a large enough sample to prove my point. So it’s basically like walking into a group conversation and yelling “you’re crazy drink your kool-aid wakka wakka wakka!” Everyone, except @88Mustang, looks at you wide-eyed and one says quietly, “you mean what appears to be the industry standard?”
Seriously dude if you’re gonna be the guy that follows me around on here just to pooh pooh on anything I say, please try to do it intelligently. You’re 0-4 now, I believe.
Let’s not forget that 136dB is still really loud. A jet taking off registers 140. The government thinks 85+ is damaging, so you’re going deaf every time you flush your toilet. I believe we are talking about non-continuous noise, so far as the meaning or intention of “hearing safe” goes
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